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Asthma Home-Visiting Directory (California)

PHI’s Regional Asthma Management and Prevention (RAMP) and partners developed this directory of asthma home-visiting programs in California to showcase the strength and breadth of California’s asthma home-visiting network and to connect Medi-Cal managed care organizations and other stakeholders with local programs.

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In California, asthma home-visiting programs (AHVPs) have existed for decades, but their numbers were relatively few and their reach limited. That has changed considerably in the last few years with the state’s investment in the Asthma Mitigation Project. Additionally, state policy changes to expand asthma home visiting under Medi-Cal are likely to fuel the expansion of programs, increasing access to home-based asthma services for low-income Californians with poorly controlled asthma.

In 2022, PHI’s Regional Asthma Management and Prevention (RAMP), in collaboration with partners in the field, developed the first-of-its-kind public directory of AHVPs in California to showcase the strength and breadth of California’s asthma home-visiting network and to connect Medi-Cal managed care organizations and other stakeholders with local programs. The directory has been updated several times since its release.

This directory provides basic information about asthma home visiting programs in California, including service areas, services provided, client eligibility, and contact information. Two versions are currently available (updated August 2024): one organized by county and another by organization.

View the directory organized by county

View the directory organized by organization

If you don’t find asthma home visiting services in a specific area of the state, please contact directory@rampasthma.org. New programs may be established soon, or services may be available from nearby programs.

Originally published by RAMP


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